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And 1 think it Is a
good remedy in such
a condition. 1 could
not digest my food
And had mucn pain
And burning in my
■ t o m a c n a f ter
meals. I could not
sleep, had backache,
and worst of all
were the hot flashes.
I saw in the papers
, . — about Vegetable
nd ao I triad it Now I feel all
A aiU can work better. Yoti have
pr^nlssion to publish this letter."
rm Kopr*. 21 Oak Ridge Ave..
. N. J.
If jam have w i min
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palpitation of tne heart sparks
the eyes irregularities, con-
van able appetite.
NOIHING10 RECENT DECLINE
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ive w-ming symptoms such
of suhocation. hot flashes,
backache, aread of ira-
Tnsnd of The Market for Several days
, has Been Upward and Prices bave
Advanced 40 to 140 Feints
le sppetit
rf f|* xx . I* 1 * ever formed ws* a4 work
El Pinkham s Vegetable Com-
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■VENTIVE GENIUS
MBS CALOMEL OF
NAUSEA AND DANGER -
^ Columbia.
R. M. Mixon, president of the South
Carolina division of the American Cot
ton association, has issued a state
ment urging the holders of cotton to
stand firm. He declared the supply
of cotton to be exceedingly short and
said that the prospect Is for a very
abort crdb In 1920
The following statoment was issued
by him: M Sometime since 1 called
your atentioa to the fact that the larg
est and most Influential combination
to break the
price of colon during thin summer.
We bave eeea the effect of this com
blaatioa ta the decline of New Tors
future* withta the laat two weeks of
eeterai A end red points
*Taie oaslawffbt wee fer «be par
poee el fkigaiealac the beldsrs el
oMoe pad r**etad them U» fl«eg tbeW
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ef eetmeU eeeparted of bet tag reWtee
bate Weea esemiaod tble year, Of
ts number 92 were found positive. IS
nVgsiive and lb dmibtful Last year
2ft4 heeds were esarnined. Ill being
poeitive, 99 negative and 14 doubtful.
Mott of the heads of animals ex
amlned have been tboae of dogs al
though numbers of heads of cats and
cows were also examined.
During this year of all the 337 per
sona treated for this dreaded disease
not one went mad and only one of
the 374 persons treated during the
past year contracted tbe malady.
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POUBVttW CONVtNTlOWA Wilt
fit M«yo THBOUOHOUT Tm«
•TATI OUAING MONTH
Campaign for Tax Collection
An intensive drive for the collection
of delinquent sales and other miscel
laneous taxes, such as the socalled
luxury tax. the manufacturers tax. tax
on jewelry and works of art and the
tax on toilet articles and proprietary
medicines, will be conducted during
the next two months.
TWO SUITE WORKERS TO
The Six County Conventions Already
' Held Were Best Ever Conducted
in The Several Localities
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Permission has been granted by the <
secretary of state to the W S. Cray
Colton mills of Wodruff to Increase
^he capital stork to $410.0*0
The company flrst made application
to dorrwase Its capital stork by paying
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Spartanburg.—An unusually "'large
iumber of county Sunday school asso
ciation conventions have been sched
uled for July, according to a state
ment made by the South Carolina Sun
day School association recently. The
Lexington county convention, will be
held in Sunday. July 4, at Pelion; the
Florence county convention will be
held on July 8. at Hopewell Presby
terian church; the Clarendon county
convention will be held on July 9 at
Brewington Presbyterian church; the
Marlon county convention will be held
on the 11th at Ns bo church. Britton’s
Neck; the Dillon convention on July
11; the Mariboro county convention
on July 1$ at Bennettsvllle la the
Methodist chan b„ the Chesterfield
county convention will be bold oo the
l$th; the Dorfiagton county roavew
ttob ob tho fbtb the Baloda county
roueswtlob ob the list the Newhorvy
rwuwty cuwvuot «o ob ttud. tho Loo
rewo euwwtf cwWOUb'MW ob the md ,
at Varvaor# c'vuob *bwrrb. the Post
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... COMPULSORT1R6ITRKTI0N
Sub-Committee is Silent on Subject
of Prohibition, Leaving That Sub
ject to Action by Full Body.
San Francisco. — The democratic
platform, as drafted by the sub-com
mittee o fnine and submitted to the
full committee ,in many respects fol
lows that adopted by the Virginin
democrats and publicly approved by
Woorow Wilson. The league of na
tions plank in particular was taken
virtually whole from the Virginia plat
form. A summary of the sub-commit
tee’s draft follows:
Sends greetings to President Wil
son. commending hia achievements in
the int rest of the country and of tho
whole world Condemns in general
terms the republican congress
Praise* the administration s con
duct of the war. commending the pa
Iriottr efforts of Americas dtiseas It
aid tb* goverbsseat aad praises rhs
military aad aavsl forces sfith mew
Ueu ef Oeweral Pershlag by uame
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to catarrk or catarrhal
in any port of tho body. Her
letter is an inspiration to every
sick and suffering man or woman
anywhere. Hers it is: suffered
two years with catarrh of ths head,
stomach and bowels. Tried two of
the best doctors, who gave m* up.
I then took PE-RU-NA and can
truthfully say I am well. When I
began to use PE-RU-NA, I weighed
one hundred pounds. My weight
now is one hundred and fifty. I
cannot praise PE-RU-NA too
highly, for it was a Godsend to me.
I got relief from the first half
bottle and twelve bottles cured me.
I advise all sufferers to take
PE-RU-NA”
As an emergency remedy in the
home, there Is .nothing quite the
equal of this reliable, time-tried
medicine, PE-RU-NA. Thousands
place their sole dependence on it
for ebughs, colds, stomach and
bowel trouble, constipation, rheu
matism, pains in the back, side and
loins and to prevent th* grip and
Spanish Flu. To keep the blood
pure and maintain bodily strength
and robustness, tsk* PE-RU-NA.
You can buy PE-RU-NA any
where in either * tablet or liquid
form.
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Fight Agsinst llliterucv
The eitfiuHvtt committee of the
South Carolina division of the Ameri
can Cotton asso« latino, meeting, de
elded to throw the full atrength of
that organization into, tbe fight on
illiteracy in ’his state The presidun’s
and other officers of the various coun
ty branches of fhe association in the
state were instructed to at once lend
their aid and take tbe lead in the cam
paign to have every person between
the ages of 14 and 100 taught to read
and write their name within the year.
State Ginners' Association.
- Commit te^me^r from > every county
rfi'the state were appointed here to
work up interest in the South Caro
lina Ginners association in an effort
to hold a ig statewide meeting here on
July 12 when it is hoped to form a
strong ginners association This ac
tion was taken after It had decided
that as association of much mor»*
strw*gth should b* perfect*d
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oovf wieo ib this state t
ever' US Ike t St ted iltst
pay |*cr*s*e4 Hill r*« eotly pi
«ongrets pruvlded that *i .
that bod not sio>«4 out loni
one >oar «ould reenlist and
ail tbe benefits which was
given only to nion who roenllsted with
in four months These benefits are:
f'our months' extra pay In cash at
recruiting station, higher rate of pay
for new enlistemnt. choice of location
of duty and 30 day’s leave before re
porting for duty.
With tho new high rate of pay. this
law is of great benefit to those men
that left the service after the armis
tice and neglected to reenlist within
foru months.
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Charleston — Mrs Gillie Jones f%4
this city on trial in th<* **0071 .if s*-n-
ersl sessions for shooting and killing
Mrs. Lucile Lynch in an entry wsy >n
King street last September was found
not guilty by the Jury after a ew
minutes' deliberations Friend, In
the court foom surrounded Mrs. Jones
to congratulate her on her acquittal
when the verdict wai read out.
Temporary insanity was the main
plea of the defense, it being set forth
that Mrs. Jones committed the act
goaded to desperation by tho conduct
of her husband.
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i equipment. (
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enacted trens
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and
say#
congress tem
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so
late a
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thr
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bil
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the
railroad situation
into
chaos.
MOTHER!
•‘California Syrup of Fi^s 1
Quid’s Bw*st Laxative
The Inter-Church Movement
South ■Carolina offices of the Inter-
ehurcV World Movement are likely to
be closed up. along with other head
quarters all over the country, if pre^
ent plans of the general committee
are not changed The entire project
of the inter-church movement is on
its last legs and will likely be sbsn
dobbA.
The movement has not met with
•u< cees Southern cbnrrh bodies hwve
plnr*4 'hand# eT" tb n Inrg* *stnb'
iwn hwee hnwu
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Teachsj^s Summer School
Columbia.—The , Ru'hland county
summer school for pr/mary and elem
entary teachers opened in Davis col
lege of the University of South Caro
lina. Miss Georgie Norris is the prin
cipal of the school and Mrs. N. 3.
Crawford is (bn Instructor
All primary and elementary teach
ers who complete satisfactorily three
of the conrs*s of study will Mot ho rw
fuirsd to steed as eseto-netiae le hove
their cwftiArbtoe meowed lev teneA
tag lb (Ae pebtis tobwale
4 Favors continuance of federal ale
in road buildfhg.
Calls republican o|ank inadequatt
and advocates further develcpiaeat ol
adequate transportation on rivers anc
further improvement of inland water
ways. Recognizes the importance o!
connecting the great lakes with thf
Mississippi as well as with the St
Lawrence.
Favors extension of foreign trade.
Pledges the party to a policy ol j
continued improvement of the mer
chant marine under proper legisla
tiion.
Deplores the mlsforfunes of 'hi ‘
Mexican people and upholds President |
Wilson’s Mexican policy.« declar'oi
that as a cue sequence order la reep
peerten tb Mexico Advocates rwreq
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the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most harm
less physic for the little stomach, liver
and bowels. Children love its fruity
r a*t*. Full directions on each bottle.
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